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 1   1, 41|          dropping down heavenly garments; the very sun, though still
 2   2, 22|       and oxen decked with rich garments, and carts gay with silver
 3   2, 49|  without laying aside his white garments, and he oJered in sacrifice
 4   3, 25|         dressed in white sedate garments, the prince for a while
 5   4, 33|          Another, with her blue garments continually slipping down
 6   5, 49|      hand, lying with her white garments fallen from her bosom,-like
 7   5, 51|         wearing peerless yellow garments, fell down alas! helpless
 8   5, 60|         unconscious, with their garments spread out unfastened,-their
 9   6, 60| approached near him in dark-red garments; and the son of the Sakya
10   6, 61|                    61. 'Thy red garments are auspicious, the sign.
11   6, 66|        the ascetic-wood in mean garments, the groom, tossing up his
12   7, 36|         their matted hair, bark garments, and rag-strips waving,
13   8, 21|   hanging down, and their linen garments soiled, their faces untouched
14   8, 56|   palace,- honoured with costly garments, aloes, and sandal-wood,-
15  11, 36|   worthy of being enjoyed; fine garments and the rest are only the
16  11, 42|                     42. ' Heavy garments and fragrant aloe-wood are
17  11, 48|      royal clothing one pair of garments is all he needs, and just
18  15, 71|         hi, flung down upon him garments of heavenly silk.~